&#x2715 Remove Ads Activision has detailed the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 accessibility features, which will include everything from highly customizable movement controls to some series firsts, like an arachnophobia mode. Black Ops 6 hence appears poised to raise the bar in terms of Call of Duty accessibility features.Black Ops 6 is set to release on October 25 in most parts of the world. Fans in the Pacific Time Zone will be able to play it a few hours early, beginning from 9pm PT on October 24. Related Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Campaign Making Big Departure from Cold War Days before the official release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, developers confirm the game’s campaign mode will take a different approach. Ahead of its launch, Activision published a comprehensive list of the game’s accessibility features. These include asymmetrical hearing compensation, which allows players to customize audio settings for each ear. This addition is meant to cater to players with partial hearing loss, helping them tweak the game’s soundscape in order to have a maximally enjoyable experience. The series’ first-ever asymmetrical hearing compensation feature can be found in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 audio settings. That’s where players will also find the “reduce tinnitus sound” toggle that’s making a return from Modern Warfare 3 and will continue to dull the sounds of flash and concussion grenades when enabled.&#x2715 Remove Ads Close COD: Black Ops 6 Is Improving Modern Warfare 3's High Contrast Mode Black Ops 6 will also improve on Modern Warfare 3 by reworking its High Contrast Mode (HCM), most notably with the addition of customizable color settings for tweaking the way enemy outlines look. The mode itself will now be available in both Zombies and Campaign missions and matches. The new version of HCM will also have a “Dark Background” toggle that will further separate enemies from their environment by dimming the latter, which should be helpful for players with low vision.Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Accessibility Settings Overview&#x2715 Remove Ads Asymmetrical Hearing Compensation Improved High Contrast Mode Intelligent Movement Sprint Assist Mantle Assist Crouch Assist Corner Slice HUD Presets Arachnophobia Mode Pause and save in Zombies mode Native support for the Xbox Adaptive Controller and Sony Access Controller The 2024 Call of Duty game will be the first to feature Intelligent Movement settings, which include assists for sprint, mantle, and crouch actions, as well as a corner slice option. All four are meant to cater to players with mobility issues, helping them perform actions with fewer inputs. Some new customizable HUD presets will also be part of the package, as will the ability for solo players to pause and save their Zombies matches.Black Ops 6 will also be the first Call of Duty game with an arachnophobia mode, which will arrive in the form of a toggle that will change the appearance of any spider-like enemies in Zombies mode. Finally, the shooter will offer native support for both the Xbox Adaptive Controller and Sony Access Controller.&#x2715 Remove Ads